Rick Moser served as Associate Pastor of Centenary from 2015 to 2019. We are so happy that Rick will be here this Sunday to share with us...

Watching the news out of Ukraine is hard these days. There is so much heartbreak, so much need, so much that feels so wrong. For many of...

“Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil,” we pray. There is within our spirits a desire to find comfort in the presence of...

This week, we step into Luke's account of the Transfiguration story. This is literally the mountaintop of mountaintop experiences. Have...

For those of us who grew up attending church and youth group, there is something deeply sentimental about the hymn, “We Are One in the...

Susan Pate Greenwood served as Senior Pastor of Centenary from 2007 to 2014. We are so happy that Susan will be here this Sunday to share...

At the risk of a dated reference, Joan Osborne once sang, If God had a face what would it look like?/ And would you want to see if,...

Bill Sherman served as Senior Pastor of Centenary from 1989 to 1996. We are so happy that Bill will be the first of our former pastor’s...

We're praying and wishing everyone the best through the storm this weekend and any metaphorical storms that may be invading your life...

Few stories are more well known that the story of Jesus turning water into wine at a wedding feast. Chances are you have seen comics and...

Paul begins his letters in the New Testament with thanksgiving, usually “giving thanks for you and your faithfulness.” Romans begins,...

Among the preacher types there is something of a rant about the Mark Lowry song, “Mary did you know.” Several of my friends are insistent...

We sing, “Joy to the World, the Lord is come. Let earth receive her king.” At some level the only joy our world can ever know comes when...

On the cabinet in our kitchen are gold-painted letters spelling “Peace.” They are part of the Christmas decorations, and somehow the...

The word Advent comes to us from Latin and the word ‘advents’ meaning, ‘coming.’ It is a time for us to reflect on the coming of Jesus...

Throughout the Bible and history, we hear and read Jesus called by a variety of names and titles. On this Sunday each year, the Sunday...

In our Book of Discipline, the Charge Conference is described as “the basic unit in the Connectional system.” It is the means by which we...

The story of the widows mite. You know it. A woman gives her last two coins to the treasury of the synagogue. She is faithful and...

The plans are underway for the refurbishment of our sanctuary and updates to our kitchen. The playground is already being installed. We...

Shakespeare famously wrote “a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” Names are a significant part of our sense of identity and...